Kiong Hee Huat Tsai

Yes, that's how the Chinese New Year greeting should be, not "Kung Hei Fat Choi". Most Chinese Filipinos uses the Hokkien dialect here in the Philippines thus, "Kiong Hee Huat Tsai" is more appropriate.

But then again, what does the common Juan do during this festivities?

Well personally, I observed that Filipinos are the type of people who wants to celebrate a lot. So just like celebrating fiestas, Filipinos embraced this new found festivity (i think this caught up during Cory Aquino's term since she's with Chinese blood).

As for the rest of the Filipinos like me, we muse and shrug our shoulders, asking "Why celebrate? I'm not Chinese?". But then again, why spoil the fun?

Chinese New Year!!!

It's been a while since I return to this site to blog.

I missed blogging period, period, period & period.

There were times that I wished I could share and blog about Christmas time but I had plenty of office reports to finish.
There were times that I wished I could write about the New Year's event in Los Banos but then again, too tired.

Now I dont want to pass anther opportunity coming - Chinese New Year!!!

Unfortunately, I'm not Chinese! LOL! But then again, who cares?!!

It's just good to celebrate and enjoy being "alive". That's what makes living so good!

Now surfing more about my fortune this coming new year is indeed interesting.

Being born in the year of the Ox, I found out that I will have an auspicious time this coming year of the Rat!

That's good news to me, as I plan to migrate away this year.

I'm seriously considering this option... I'm not getting any younger nor richer in this country.

So where am I at? Well, let's keep it a secret at this point in time.
But wow! I'M SO EXCITED!!!

Kung Hei Fat Choi!!!